The roses are in bloom here - all of them climbers, and mostly old-fashioned types climbing up trees. I'll feature them in another post soon, but here I wanted to show 3 clips of Fred late in the day. The first shows him intimidated by a bee at one of his feeders (the one at the northeast corner of the property), the other two were filmed well after sunset, at another of the feeders at the bluff edge. The first is in real time, the second 2 at 2X slo-mo.
A blog that provides up-to-date information about the world's leading (according to Google) hummingbird sanctuary, on high bluffs overlooking Long Island Sound, Riverhead, New York. The sanctuary is private and not open to the general public. Paul's Email: paul.adams%stonybrook.edu. We sometimes livestream from the sanctuary, at youtube.com/channel/UCvTj9WdD0zItyBLI6m-U9Og/live
Friday, June 10, 2016
Fred glows at sunset
I'm back at the sanctuary after 6 nights away in Maine (5 in Cape Elizabeth, 1 on Mount Desert Island, where we revisited 2 fabulous gardens, Asticou and Thuya - I hope to post pics soon).
The roses are in bloom here - all of them climbers, and mostly old-fashioned types climbing up trees. I'll feature them in another post soon, but here I wanted to show 3 clips of Fred late in the day. The first shows him intimidated by a bee at one of his feeders (the one at the northeast corner of the property), the other two were filmed well after sunset, at another of the feeders at the bluff edge. The first is in real time, the second 2 at 2X slo-mo.
The roses are in bloom here - all of them climbers, and mostly old-fashioned types climbing up trees. I'll feature them in another post soon, but here I wanted to show 3 clips of Fred late in the day. The first shows him intimidated by a bee at one of his feeders (the one at the northeast corner of the property), the other two were filmed well after sunset, at another of the feeders at the bluff edge. The first is in real time, the second 2 at 2X slo-mo.
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